Power Tools Reviews

Bosch has definitely brought the cream to the top with this tool. It leaves its corded cousin behind, the sole plate has multiple v-cuts for chamfering extremely easily with this tool. I am beginning to build a corded Bosch museum, each advance in cordless technology makes corded versions less useful. My next wish on the list is for a multi voltage charging station, that would accomadate about 3 batteries and free up two outlets for me. OK Bosch are you listening? Keep up the great work on tools for the real world.

I bought this blade upon recommendation from Bosch to cut melamine coated particle board. It works great for this application. The blade entry side finishes perfectly with no chipping, and the blade exit side has mimimal chipping. Cutting plywood yields the same results. By the way, the Vermont American/Bosch technical support was outstanding. I wrote a question to their e-mail address, and someone called me to discuss my application in detail to make sure that the blade they recommended would meet my needs.

I have yet to find another tool by any manufacturer that impresses me as much as Bosch tools, they have the best tools in the industry. I'm impressed everytime I use these tools. Highly recommended!

I purchased this kit about a year ago and since then, I have found many uses for it. Of course, the ideal use is to use the digital protractor for installing crown molding, but it comes in handy any time you need to measure accurately an angle. Recently, I used it extensively putting up baseboard and trimming out my basement windows. I also use it to set up my saws, but it is a little big for some jobs. I recommend highly getting the kit instead of just the protractor itself: the extension leg is perfect for measuring small things (it can extend back behind where the two legs join together as well). The carrying case is nice and keeps this valuable and somewhat expensive tool safe.

I bought this drill from Amazon in 2004. It was after hurricanes Frances and Jean slammed South Florida. I had a 1/2" DeWalt hammer drill, but I gave it to my son so he could install shutters on his house.

Anyhow, I have found this drill to be exceptional. I recently switched from plywood shutters to aluminum panels for hurricane protection. I used the Bosch drill for all the Tapcon holes. Zero problems. The depth gauge works flawlessly, and the drill has more than ample power. It has nice balance and the removable chuck key is really heavy duty. The case is sturdy and the drill and all accessories fit nicely into it.

Having used both DeWalt and Bosch hammer drills, I have no doubt Bosch is the way to go.

Since I recieved this Combo kit on the 23rd of September, I haven't stopped using these outstanding tools. I am still in shock that this tool set can be touched for even near this price. I'll never go back to corded tools again and my friends that spent more on Dewalt are green with envy.

This is my first planer purchase and am very satisfied with it.Bosch made a great/easy to use tool.

I also have a Milwaukee close quater drill. This one is a lot more robust in construction. It also has a metal encased gearbox, which should be very druable. The on/off switch could be a little easier to operate, but I think Bosch designed it this way with safety in mind. Overall, a quality product.

I just got this saw,and have only used it for a week, but I am quite impressed with it. The quality is evident everywhere, and the one I got looked new. It has great power, and is quiet. It gives me the impression it will last forever, and it is made in the USA.

This is a really great saw. Mine arrived looking like new a year ago, and still works perfectly. I almost hate to use it--it is such a beautiful piece of equipement.